Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto was invited by Lexus to design their 2009 art exhibition for this year's Milan Design Week. The exhibition will showcase an acrylic art piece of Lexus' super car concept car LF-A. Read below Fujimoto's conceptual interpretation behind the design for the art installation.
"Crystallised wind is the result of a conceptual interpretation of the underlying principlesof L- Finesse design," explains Sou Fujimoto. "The term wind addresses not only the flow of wind, but also symbolizes a flow or current in a greater sense. It is a new horizon where the natural and the artificial coexist in space. I wanted to find a way to give form to that which is formless: to take the flow of air and the passing of time and to represent them in such a way as to explain the essence of the duality of L- Finesse. The result is an art form that represents movement yet stillness, and the flow of time in a timeless environment."
Via: Design Boom
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